"Jasmine is making money now. She isn't planning on coming home."
Yates pulled up Felix's account to show them the videos.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith instantly recognized her.
They were absolutely furious!
Mr. Smith slammed his hand onto the table. "That ungrateful wretch! This is outright rebellion!"
Mrs. Smith couldn't help but wipe her tears. "Last night Valery was so worried about her she couldn't even sleep! And here she is, out having the time of her life without a care in the world. She even permed her hair! Valery will never be healthy enough to get a perm like that."
Yates spoke grimly. "Jasmine is twisting the truth online, smearing her own past. She's completely written off coming home."
"Are you really going to let her keep running wild out there?"
"My friend knows people at Vantage PR. They know how to handle situations like this. Do you want me to call them in for a chat?"
That very night.
Yates and the Smiths struck a deal with Vantage PR.
By dawn, a "clarification" video quietly went live online.
Every word was a condemnation.
It painted Jasmine as cold and selfish, claiming she had abandoned the parents who raised her, treated her sick sister like a burden, and severed ties with her family—only to run to the internet and post defamatory videos about them.
On top of that, it accused her of carrying on an ambiguous online affair with another man while still engaged.
With such scandalous behavior, how could she be a role model for the youth?
Penelope let out a slow sigh. "I have three sons. My eldest and middle sons are already accomplished. But my youngest? He's quite the piece of work."
"He's always been his grandfather's biggest worry."
"He finally decides to settle down, focus on building a real career, and just as he starts seeing some success, you all are in such a rush to destroy him?"
"Did he get in your way? Or are you deliberately picking a fight with the Harts?"
Yates slammed his hands on the table and stood up in panic. "It really was just a misunderstanding!"
Penelope's tranquil gaze locked onto Yates. "Young man, you've used the word 'misunderstanding' twice now."
"I don't know how your parents raised you, but coming from a business family, you should know that in the corporate world, only results matter. I don't care what kind of 'misunderstanding' you had. The result is that you accused my son of fooling around with a married woman. You didn't just jeopardize his career; you dragged the Hart family's reputation through the mud!"

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